Sentence examples for changes to trading from inspiring English sources

Fidelity has made some changes to trading operations in order to bolster returns.

MacDonald said Britain was too important an export market for the EU to make drastic changes to trading conditions.

The Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site on Tuesday that the propane pricing settlement would involve a $303 million payment and changes to trading operations.

The Stalham store is located just 500m from a Tesco outlet and would be badly affected by changes to trading hours.

This gap would ordinarily have consigned the speech to piles of ignored government statements were it not for a conviction on Wall Street that changes to trading are coming, and coming soon, with the SEC playing a pivotal role.

Securities experts, however, said that whatever the motivation -- good or bad -- changes to trading plans undermine their purpose.

In the longer run, changes to trade agreements could further affect the cost of goods.

Global Trade Alert, a watchdog, says that since 2008, over 70% of the changes to trade rules around the world have curbed trade, rather than spurring it.

Labour could lose up to £8m a year as a result of the government's changes to trade union funding, the party's general secretary has revealed.

Changes to trade policy, even where desirable, are not a substitute for progressive taxes and benefits, fair wage policies and sufficient housebuilding".

Wilbur Ross's Commerce Department has advanced some sensible and appropriately incremental changes to trade policy, but no long-term agenda has been articulated.